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Etyka zawodowa nauczycieli – między uniwersalizmem a pluralizmem

Dariusz Zając

Studia Edukacyjne > 2019 > 54

Professional ethics of teachers is one of the most important areas of interest of pedeutology. Not only traditions of that profession, but also the contemporary challenges facing it seem to be indicative of it. In the considerations presented, professional ethics of teachers is shown from two perspectives, i.e. the universal and the pluralistic ones. Each of these perspectives is characterized by...

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Political Identity as a Security Factor of Ukrainian Statehood

Mykola Prymush, Hanna Lavrynenko

Przegląd Strategiczny > 2020 > 13 > 297-316

In the article, the authors analyze the formation of the political identity of citizens of Ukraine as a security factor of Ukrainian statehood. It is noted that, in addition to political identity, there are many other identities, that are presented in the form of a matrix, the components of which continuously interact with, complement and influence each other. In terms of methodology, the process...

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In Praise of Kaleidoscopic Judge: A Different Reading of Judge C. G. Weeramantry’s Jurisprudence Before the Power Politics in ICJ

Punsara Amarasinghe

Przegląd Politologiczny > 2020 > 3 > 109-118

The power politics has always been a great obstacle in reaching the just consensus in international law. In particular, the political realist approaches stemming from the powerful states often undermine the equality and justice in international legal sphere. Yet the judicial wisdom of some of the outstanding judges in the International Court of Justice have shown a remarkable audacity against trickiest...

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Uniwersalizm i etnocentryzm w polskim kinie

Marek Hendrykowski

Kwartalnik Filmowy > 2016 > 95 Transnarodowość kina polskiego > 52-60

Rejecting the theory of “ingredients”, the author presents an interactive theory of the universality of film work. This theory exposes the difference in cultural potentials between that which is universal and that which is local. It highlights the importance of locality (uniqueness of the individual and collective experience) in the process of film reception. Due to differences in cultural potential,...

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Obraz i tekst w służbie Absolutu. Manuskrypt średniowieczny a idea dzieła totalnego

Emilian Prałat

Poznańskie Studia Slawistyczne > 2012 > 2

The article takes up the problem of the medieval manuscript as an example of a total work of art. Miniature painting is an example of diffusional transmittance of the various semiotic orders, which define each other and lead to the creation of a reflection of divine beauty and harmony. The text also refers to the problem of iconoclasm. Historical material from the South Slavic ...

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Health care in post‐crisis South Europe: Inequalities in access and reform trajectories

Maria Petmesidou, Ana Marta Guillén, Emmanuele Pavolini

Social Policy & Administration > 54 > 5 > 666 - 683

The European debt crisis stimulated debate about the future of national health systems. The objective of this article is to contribute to this debate by examining any changes in the scope and content of universal coverage and underlying pattern of solidarity in South Europe. Access to health care provides the vantage point for our analysis. Inequalities in access are scrutinized along a number of...

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NATIONAL COMMUNITIES AS THE SPACE OF VALUE PRESERVATION AND TRANSFORMATION FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PARTICULARISM AND UNIVERSALISM (THE ISSUE OF NATIONAL AND EUROPEAN IDENTITY)

Jarmila Maximová

Konštantínove listy > 2020 > 13 > 1 > 197 - 207

The aim of the study is to explain the place of communities in contemporary pluralistic democratic societies. The shared values of particular communities by which they are primarily defined, may perceive an integrating process and universalistic requirements of bigger entities as a certain threat. In the study, the author deals with the nation as a community, whereby a national identity is supposed...

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Individual and perceived community determinants of sense of community: The role of universalistic values

Terri Mannarini, Alessia Rochira, Enrico Ciavolino, Sergio Salvatore

Journal of Community Psychology > 48 > 2 > 623 - 637

Research on the determinants of the psychological sense of community (PSoC) is of particular importance to community interventions. A cross‐sectional study involving 778 residents in an Italian local community explored through a mediation model the effects on PSoC of an individual cultural variable that has been scarcely investigated in PSoC research, that is, values–specifically, universalism–, and...

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Rational learners and metaethics: Universalism, relativism, and evidence from consensus

Alisabeth Ayars, Shaun Nichols

Mind & Language > 35 > 1 > 67 - 89

Recent work in folk metaethics finds a correlation between perceived consensus about a moral claim and meta‐ethical judgments about whether the claim is universally or only relatively true. We argue that consensus can provide evidence for meta‐normative claims, such as whether a claim is universally true. We then report several experiments indicating that people use consensus to make inferences about...

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Dialogues of Cultures, Science and Technology: Towards a Universalism

Janusz Kuczynski

Dialogue and Universalism > 2020 > 2 > 184-202

The author proposes and discusses the following thesis: That which determines the intensifying process of transition toward an entirely new situation on the globe is, to an ever increasing degree, consciousness, the self-knowledge of cultures, and above all philosophies as their most profound expression. The author considers this transition the growth of the universalism he interprets as a philosophy...

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The Address on the Janusz Kuczynski’s 80th Birthday

Andrzej Walicki

Dialogue and Universalism > 2020 > 2 > 137-143

The address presents Janusz Kuczynski’s main ideas, conception and his diverse and longstanding activity (as an ideologist, philosopher, editor, ecumenist, patriot). The author of this essay includes his own reflections on Kuczynski’s views.

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Universalism, Modern History and the Marxist Theory of Formations

Janusz Kuczynski

Dialogue and Universalism > 2020 > 2 > 165-182

The paper proposes a new kind of universalism, i.e., a philosophy of “mankind-for-itself.” This conception which deals with the human world is based on some essential features of the western cultural world, indicated by the author, as well as on Karl Marx’s and Georg W. F. Hegel’s ideas and conceptions.

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Janusz Kuczynski’s Philosophy of Universalism: Possibility of a Decent World Order

Michael H. Mitias

Dialogue and Universalism > 2020 > 2 > 35-57

This paper is a critical analysis of the conditions under which a decent world order is possible, an order in which the different peoples of the world can thrive under the conditions of peace, cooperation, freedom, justice, and prosperity. This analysis is done from the standpoint of Janusz Kuczynski’s philosophy of universalism as a metaphilosophy. More than any other in the contemporary period,...

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Janusz Kuczynski—Initiator, Inspiring Force and Organiser of the International Universalism Movement

Józef Leszek Krakowiak

Dialogue and Universalism > 2020 > 2 > 9-18

The paper presents Professor Janusz Kuczynski’s life as well as his intellectual and organizational activities, his achievements as a publisher and his efforts to establish an environment of followers of his special kind of universalism.

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What is Hermeneutic Philosophy?

Włodzimierz Lorenc

Dialogue and Universalism > 2020 > 2 > 145-158

The aim of this article is to characterize hermeneutic philosophy in a manner that differs from the usual attempts at defining this philosophical direction, especially in German philosophy, that is by referencing traditional hermeneutics. I would like to propose expounding its characteristics not in a historical, but theoretical manner. This task involves analysing the place of hermeneutic philosophy...

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Overcoming Segmentation in Social Policy? Comparing New Early Education and Childcare Efforts in Costa Rica and Uruguay

Juliana Martínez Franzoni, DIEGO SANCHEZ‐ACONCHEA

Bulletin of Latin American Research > 38 > 4 > 423 - 437

During the late 2000s, Early Child Education and Care (ECEC) became a policy priority for several Latin American countries. Coherent with international ideas yet against the legacy of deep‐seated segmentation, the new programs embraced universalist aims. Are countries able to achieve universalism? Why are some countries advancing more than others? This article addresses this question, exploring changes...

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Imagined Races: From Environmental Determinism to Geographical Authenticity in Twentieth‐Century Argentina

MICHELA COLETTA

Bulletin of Latin American Research > 38 > 2 > 164 - 178

This article explores how Argentine intellectuals incorporated the natural environment into their accounts of the racial, cultural and political features of the nation. In the late nineteenth century environmental determinism, based on the assumption of a cause–effect relationship between geographical and racial factors, entered Argentina through three main routes: Lamarckism, Darwinism and Spencerianism...

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Moral Relativism and Majority Rule

Michael Wreen

Metaphilosophy > 50 > 3 > 361 - 376

A number of arguments against relativism are based on the concept of majority rule. Since, the arguments allege, on relativism moral truth is founded on majority opinion, relativism entails that (a) moral progress and reform are impossible, (b) propaganda, advertising, brainwashing, and high birth rates turn mistaken moral judgments into correct ones, (c) moral horrors, if enough people believe them...

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In defense of a population-level approach to prevention: why public health matters today

Lindsay McLaren

Canadian Journal of Public Health > 2019 > 110 > 3 > 279-284

A focus on populations, and a corresponding population-level approach to intervention, is a foundation of public health and is one reason why public health matters today. Yet, there are indications that this foundation is being challenged. In some policy and practice domains, and alongside growing concern about the social determinants of health and health equity, there has been a shift from a population-level...

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From punishment to universalism

David Rose, Shaun Nichols

Mind & Language > 34 > 1 > 59 - 72

Many philosophers have claimed that the folk endorse moral universalism. But while some empirical evidence supports the claim that the folk endorse moral universalism, this work has uncovered intra‐domain differences in folk judgments of moral universalism. In light of all this, our question is: why do the folk endorse moral universalism? Our hypothesis is that folk judgments of moral universalism...

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Etyka zawodowa nauczycieli – między uniwersalizmem a pluralizmem

Political Identity as a Security Factor of Ukrainian Statehood

In Praise of Kaleidoscopic Judge: A Different Reading of Judge C. G. Weeramantry’s Jurisprudence Before the Power Politics in ICJ

Uniwersalizm i etnocentryzm w polskim kinie

Obraz i tekst w służbie Absolutu. Manuskrypt średniowieczny a idea dzieła totalnego

Health care in post‐crisis South Europe: Inequalities in access and reform trajectories

NATIONAL COMMUNITIES AS THE SPACE OF VALUE PRESERVATION AND TRANSFORMATION FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PARTICULARISM AND UNIVERSALISM (THE ISSUE OF NATIONAL AND EUROPEAN IDENTITY)

Individual and perceived community determinants of sense of community: The role of universalistic values

Rational learners and metaethics: Universalism, relativism, and evidence from consensus

Dialogues of Cultures, Science and Technology: Towards a Universalism

The Address on the Janusz Kuczynski’s 80th Birthday

Universalism, Modern History and the Marxist Theory of Formations

Janusz Kuczynski’s Philosophy of Universalism: Possibility of a Decent World Order

Janusz Kuczynski—Initiator, Inspiring Force and Organiser of the International Universalism Movement

What is Hermeneutic Philosophy?

Overcoming Segmentation in Social Policy? Comparing New Early Education and Childcare Efforts in Costa Rica and Uruguay

Imagined Races: From Environmental Determinism to Geographical Authenticity in Twentieth‐Century Argentina

Moral Relativism and Majority Rule

In defense of a population-level approach to prevention: why public health matters today

From punishment to universalism

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